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Kansas's Cessna Citation CJ4 flew to the White House college-sports roundtable

The N414KU made the Washington run from Lawrence, KS and was back on home field the same day it finished.

Estimated route, no live track
Complete outing
  1. 1Lawrence, KSManassas, VAKLWCKHEFMar 6, 20269:47 AM11:49 AMEST2h 2mStats selected7h 30m on ground
  2. 2Manassas, VALawrence, KSKHEFKLWCMar 6, 20267:19 PM9:39 PMEST2h 20m

The White House college-sports roundtable ran in Washington on Mar 6, 2026, and Kansas's own aircraft made the trip. President Trump convened commissioners, university leaders and athletics officials on March 6 to talk NIL, governance and a possible executive order on college sports. Kansas chancellor Douglas Girod, chair of the Big 12's board of directors, attended the roundtable.

The Cessna Citation CJ4, registered to Crimson & Blue Skies LLC, departed Lawrence, KS at 09:47 ET on Mar 6, 2026 and returned at 21:39 ET after the Washington stop.

The registration ties the aircraft to the school; the flight record does not say who was aboard, and the event dates are the only link between this trip and the meeting itself.

Selected flight record
Leg 1 of 2
Route
KLWC → KHEF
Departure
Mar 6, 2026, 9:47 AM ET
Arrival
Mar 6, 2026, 11:49 AM ET
Airborne
2h 2m
Sources & methodology

Sources: White House; FAA aircraft registry.

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Aircraft & ownership
Aircraft
Tail
N414KU
FAA type
C25C · Cessna Citation CJ4 family
Group
Big 12
Registry
United States
Attribution

Attributed to Kansas (University of Kansas) · reporting confirmed · high confidence

Registered owner
CRIMSON & BLUE SKIES LLC
FAA Registry N414KUcurrent registry · not dated to this flight
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